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  1. R

    using hop pellets in boil/less than two months experience

    Okie dokie, thanks for the advice!
  2. R

    using hop pellets in boil/less than two months experience

    So, so far I've only used malt extracts, in that case is it acceptable to cover the the pot?
  3. R

    using hop pellets in boil/less than two months experience

    Oops. Yep I was covering the pot. the water seems to take forever to boil when not covered. Any suggestions on how to get the water to boil faster when not covered? I really hate to feel like I'm wasting energy. :(
  4. R

    question about hop pellets

    I have noticed that the hops has a tendency to accumulate on the sides of the boil pot. Is it acceptable to scrape down the sides of the pot?
  5. R

    using hop pellets in boil/less than two months experience

    I have noticed that when using the hops pellet that the hops tend to float out and stick to the sides of the pot during boiling. I was questioned whether or not the hops should be scraped back down into the boil. Since I am new to home brewing I wasn't sure what would be acceptable. Any advice?
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    first time brewing a stout; concerned about fermenting time and final gravity

    Thanks for the quick replies. One other thing I wanted to mention is that up until Tuesday or Wednesday of the past week there seemed to be enough gas pressure to move air out of the airlock. The last I time I timed the bubbling. There was about 1 bubble every minute. Now there's little to no...
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    first time brewing a stout; concerned about fermenting time and final gravity

    I am new to home brewing and wanted to try making a stout. I also changed the recipe. I used a kit for the basic stout. The kit only required adding boiling water to the malt extract and finishing with cold water before adding the yeast. In my recipe I added about a gallon of coffee and a 8oz...
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